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You should watch the interview with Musk and some of his team. They are not inexperienced kids, which us a narrative pushed by mainstream media.
I AM SO HAPPY THAT THE POLICE ARE GETTING ALL THESE DRUG DEALERS THAT ARE SELLING POISONS TO OUR CHILDREN, NOW IF THEY CAN GET ALL THE DRUGS OUT OF THE MOBILE HOME PARK NEAR WALMART CHERRYVILLE NC
Juvenile? I watched the video on Fox News, name him, his face is known to America now, and I hope he’s charged as an adult and regrets every second of his cowardly, unprovoked assault. Hitting a kid from behind and not giving him a fighting chance is an act of cowardice! Here’s hoping he’s introduced the reality of big boy prison!
So what guess my question is, are these illegal aliens???